[TheForge] Drawing Down Bar Stock

[Ralph Sproul]

	The other option is to go to 3/8 if the customer is requesting a "heavy looking strap" - then the 3/8 although harder to wrap tight than the 1/4 is still possible with an inner pin and swage of appropriate size to clean up the wrap.

Ralph

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why not the whole hinge out of a hammered 1/4 x 2.  You are gaining nothing 
in strength if the hinge leaves the barrel at 1/4,  if anything you are 
loosing it by putting that much more weight out there for the barrels to 
support.  Seems a bit odd to me.



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Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 10:50 AM
Subject: RE: [TheForge] Drawing Down Bar Stock


> Hey Ron,
>
> I have to reproduce some "strap hinges" . The strap section is !/2 x 2 and 
> the section that would roll around the pin is 1/4 x 2.
>
> I figured that I need to hammer the width first then thin it out. Kevin 
> confirmed the approach. holding the width and thickness at the same time 
> could be fun!
>
> Ray
>
>
> ---- Ron Childers <munlaw2 at hcsmail.com> wrote:
>> Ray,
>>
>> What dimensions do you want? Off hand I'd say fuller then flatten the 
>> fuller
>> grooves, and keep your dimensions as you go..; or heat it and give it 
>> hell
>> w/ a power hammer. Overlap the blows in either case. Sounds like you're
>> going to make a hatchet.
>>
>> Ron Childers
>>
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>> Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 12:31 PM
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>> Cc: Chris Kilpatrick
>> Subject: [TheForge] Drawing Down Bar Stock
>>
>> Hi People!
>>
>> After all these years I come to realize I have never drawn rectangular 
>> bar
>> stock. Round, square, but not rectangular.
>>
>> I don't want to wast a bunch of material on trial and error for an urgent
>> project.
>>
>> The bar stock is 1/2" x 2".
>>
>> Hints?
>>
>>
>> Ray
>> Cincinnati
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